I'm glad you like ZSH, for those wondering if you can do similar things in Bash (lots of non technical folks on the site these days). * I have to admit I tend

I'm glad you like ZSH, for those wondering if you can do similar things in Bash (lots of non technical folks on the site these days). * I have to admit I tend to run mlocate on my systems and grep for full file paths instead of using tab completion if I don't know what the directory path is. However if you want auto complete with a list to pick from like ZSH bind 'set show-all-if-ambiguous on' bind 'TAB:menu-complete' in your inputrc will do the trick. * echo set completion-ignore-case on | sudo tee -a /etc/inputrc (use .bashrc instead of input if you only want to set this for your own user) * ctrl + r type part of your command history search in bash * alias gcam='git commit -a -m' ZSH definitely has a lot of cool things (globbing is really nice for instance), but Bash is ubiquitous and it's good to know how to make your life easier if you are working on a server that doesn't have your fave shell installed. Happy hacking! When I started typing this there were no replies, I got distracted by a work slack, and came back to hit submit, and there are two basically duplicates. An excellent reminder that none of us are actually the main character so to speak.